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	Acapulco - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Acapulco (Officially: Acapulco de Juárez) is a city and major sea port in the state of Guerrero on the Pacific coast of Mexico, 300 km (190 miles) southwest from Mexico City, at 16.85° N 99.92° W.
		Acapulco was devastated by Hurricane Pauline in October 1997.
		Acapulco is served by General Juan N. Álvarez International Airport, and by Teniente Jose Azueta International Transatlantic port.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Acapulco (943 words)

	Acapulco Mexico - Acapulco Vacations & Packages \| Pleasant Holidays (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Acapulco's beautiful natural bay is the focal point of much of the activity in this world-class resort area, but there is much to see and do throughout the city.
		Acapulco vacations offer access to a variety of golden and white sand beaches, each with its own unique character and appeal.
		Acapulco is a vibrant resort that also provides tranquility to those who desire a slower pace.
	www.pleasantholidays.com /PleasantHolidaysWeb/Mexico-Acapulco-Overview (198 words)

	Acapulco - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The allure of Acapulco: The Queen of the Mexican Riviera presents classic beach vacation fun.
		Acapulco to invest $5 million in promotions to lure travelers.
		Acapulco is still a contender among Mexico's resort regions.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/A/Acapulco.asp (245 words)

	Acapulco Mexico (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Acapulco delivers an action packed, 24-hours-a-day exuberance that makes every moment count, and an array of Acapulco attractions and activities please almost any visitor.
		Acapulco Mexico, the queen of Mexican beach resorts, is ever-popular with year-‘round, foreign and domestic visitors.
		Acapulco is the largest, loudest and most boisterous resort in Mexico.
	www.advantagemexico.com /acapulco/index.html (491 words)

	Acapulco Philharmonic - Mexican Orchestra
		The Acapulco Philharmonic Orchestra, came into being as project thanks to the efforts of the Government of State of Guerrero, Which has given impulse to a series of artistic and cultural programs, of which the creation of the Philharmonic Orchestra and the State School of Music, stand out far and above the rest.
		The Philharmonic Orchestra of Acapulco is a professional Symphonic Orchestra that is made up of 70 full-time master muscians that annually perform an average of 90 concerts in the State of Guerrero, as well as in other parts of the country.
		The official stage of Acapulco´s orchestra is the Juan Ruiz de Alarcon Theatre, whit a capacity of 1,100 spectators, dressing rooms, orchestra pit, lighting system, and all the other necessary theatrical elements.
	www.musiciansgallery.com /start/orchestras/acapulco_philharmonic.html (205 words)

	Acapulco Climate & Geography, Nightlife, Tourist Musts, General Information
		Acapulco began its transformation to that of a vacation destination in the 1920's when the Prince of Wales, the future King Edward VIII, visited the bay on a fishing expedition.
		Acapulco is flanked north and south by two large lagoons, bird reserves and prime winter training spots for world-class waterski champions, Tres Palos and Coyuca.
		The view of Acapulco Bay, with its millions of lights reflecting on the water like stars, is simply breathtaking, and is considered by many one of the most romantic scenarios in the world.
	www.acapulcoluxuryvillas.com /about-acapulco.htm (922 words)

	All About Acapulco - This is Acapulco
		Acapulco is a diverse city that offers the many benefits of a large city with a population of over 2 million, yet in many areas of the city Acapulco retains the feeling of a small town.
		Acapulco is one of those places in Mexico that can be a pleasant surprise to anyone who enjoys a round of golf or a game of tennis.
		Acapulco is home to four championship golf courses and another 9 hole course that is located right in the tourist zone.
	www.allaboutacapulco.com /allaboutacapulco.htm (2493 words)

	Acapulco H.E.A.T. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Acapulco H.E.A.T. was a short-lived 1993 syndicated television series which followed the Hemisphere Emergency Action Team, a group of "specialists" based in Acapulco, Mexico and recruited to fight a secret war on terrorists.
		The team, based in Acapulco, is a group of specialists funded by the government and recruited to fight against international terrorism.
		They operate throughout the Caribbean and around the world behind the unlikely cover of being the owners and models for a fashion company specializing in beach wear.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Acapulco_H.E.A.T. (549 words)

	WeddingChannel -- Honeymoon Destinations -- Acapulco
		International travelers began to reject Acapulco when it became clear that the cost of development was the pollution of the bay and surrounding areas.
		Acapulco stretches more than four miles around the huge bay, so trying to take it all in by foot is impractical.
		The tourist areas are roughly divided into three sections: Old Acapulco (Acapulco Viejo) is the original town that attracted the jet setters of the 1950s and 1960s -- and today it looks like it's still locked in that era, though a sort of a renaissance is underfoot.
	wedding.weddingchannel.com /travel/frommers/Acapulco/overview/index.asp (1456 words)

	Acapulco Mexico - Acapulco Vacations - Acapulco Hotels and Packages
		Acapulco leapt into the international spotlight in the late 1930’s when movie stars made it their playground.
		Acapulco is the largest, loudest, and most boisterous resort in Mexico — yet seclusion from the port’s clamor can be found at several hotel properties.
		Acapulco is set around a beautiful, crescent-shaped bay and backed by majestic mountains that tumble to the sea.
	www.mexicotravelnet.com /acapulco.htm (660 words)

	Guide to Acapulco
		Acapulco fell out of favor with tourists in the late eighties and early nineties, but is now experiencing a renaissance.
		Acapulco is an resort full of energy, vibrancy and color that never stops, day or night.
		Acapulco is not the greatest place to buy Mexican arts and crafts, as it is mainly a town designed for holidays, seaside relaxation as well dancing and partying the night away.
	www.mexperience.com /guide/beaches/acapulco.htm (2139 words)

	CLIA - Cruise Line International Association
		In the 16th century, Spanish explorers came across the Bay of Acapulco and were captivated by its naturally protected shores and beautiful surroundings.
		Acapulco is by far the largest, most opulent of all the resort cities in Mexico.
		Acapulco is the ideal location for either a relaxing or an exciting day under the sun.
	www.cruising.org /planyourcruise/wwdest/overview.cfm?recordID=6 (370 words)

	Acapulco Real Estate - Homes, Villas & Condos in Acapulco, Mexico
		Our Acapulco real estate guide is designed to help you find homes for sale and for rent in Acapulco and to put you in contact with reputable local realtors.
		TIP: Condos in Acapulco can be very affordable, even those located on the beach with a beautiful view of the Acapulco Bay, enabling you to live or retire in a tropical paradise on a very modest budget.
		Acapulco is obviously located in a coastal area, but you can still purchase property through a 50-year "Trust".
	www.travel-acapulco.com /real-estate.html (545 words)

	Acapulco Spring Break 2007 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Acapulco, short for Acapulco de Juárez, is a town and seaport in the Guerrero State of southern Mexico, on the Pacific Ocean.
		Citizens of the United States and Canada are required to present a valid passport or an official, state-issued birth certificate AND photographic identification, such as a driver's license.
		The water in Acapulco is generally safe and purified but care must still be taken to avoid Turista, which causes symptoms such as stomach discomfort.
	www.paradiseparties.com /acapulco.asp (546 words)

	MD Travel Health - Acapulco - vaccinations, diarrhea, safety, and other medical advice
		An outbreak of histoplasmosis was reported among travelers returning from Acapulco in March 2001.
		The disease, which is caused by a helminth known as Gnathostoma spinigerum, is usually acquired by eating raw or undercooked freshwater fish, including ceviche, a popular lime-marinated fish salad.
		Dengue fever, a flu-like illness which is transmitted by mosquitoes and which may be complicated by hemorrhage or shock, is occasionally reported from the state of Guerrero, which includes Acapulco.
	www.mdtravelhealth.com /destinations/mamerica_carib/acapulco.html (2260 words)

	Gaypulco is Acapulco's On-line Gay Tourist GuidePlus
		For decades Acapulco has been a magnet for the rich and famous: a destination with beautiful beaches and clear turquoise waters set against a mountain backdrop.
		Acapulco´s “Sans Souci” was the first legitimate gay disco in the Republic of Mexico.
		Acapulco has grown to be a city of more than a million people and is not immune to urban ills; but the hotels continue to be an excellent venue for conventioneers, honeymooners, as well as budget minded families
	www.casacondesa.com /gay.acapulco.directory.htm (1773 words)

	Acapulco Princess Vacation Packages - Acapulco Mexico
		Acapulco Princess: In a setting of deep blue lagoons, cascading waterfalls and brightly colored bougainvillea, the extraordinary Acapulco Princess offers a wonderful blend of what is mild and what is refined.
		The Acapulco Princess watches over its 480 tropical acres from a pyramid-shaped main building and two towers that bring to mind the great ancient civilizations that once ruled Mexico.
		Acapulco beckons visitors to enjoy the white sand of its beaches and bask in the glorious sun.
	www.mexicotravelnet.com /acapulco/hotels/acapulcoprincess.htm (511 words)

	Acapulco, Mexico Your Complete Guide To Acapulco
		In order to defend the port from the frequent pirate attacks, a castle was built: Fuerte de San Diego, which would later fall prey to an earthquake in the 18th century, and would be destroyed as a result.
		Acapulco is, after all, one of the most earthquake-prone areas in the country.
		Acapulco's charm had captivated the royalty and they soon recommended the place all around Europe.
	acapulcomx.ags.myareaguide.com (409 words)

	Acapulco: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		...Natividads village of San Jeronimo on the Acapulco coast Vicente Guerrero met a small army...who settled on the coast northwest of Acapulco where he was said to have "stood out...almost all Asians who had been brought to Acapulco on the galleons the Spaniards sent from...
		Acapulco, Mexico--Description and travel, Montreux, Switzerland--Description and travel, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil--Description and travel, St.
		The agreement was a salutary one for...read further in the issue of El Sol de Acapulco graced by their photos, they might have...
	www.questia.com /library/encyclopedia/acapulco.jsp?l=A&p=1 (1563 words)

	Acapulco
		Acapulco not only has beaches but 18 hole golf; deep sea fishing; night-life that doesn't stop; surfing.
		Acapulco Bay is one of the world's most beautiful natural harbors.
		Acapulco is in Guerrero State, on the Pacific Ocean founded in 1550 used as a trading port by the Spanish with East Asia but today as a party place for YOU.
	www.cancunsteve.com /acapulco2.htm (242 words)

	Acapulco travel guide - Wikitravel
		Nightlife in Acapulco is pretty much fun, and many places are suited for tourism including "El Alebrije", "Disco Beach" and "Palladium", this last having a awe-inspiring sight of the whole bay of Acapulco..
		In the past few years Acapulco has become a preferred destination for spring breakers, with tens of thousands of students descending upon this resort town to drink away the sorrows of midterms in a multitude of bars and clubs.
		A former athletic training facility, Acapulco's Kingdom Youth Hostel is a treat for the active or indolent.
	wikitravel.org /en/Acapulco (1325 words)

	Acapulco Mexico Hotel, Cancun Hotel, Puerto Vallarta Hotel, Cozumel Hotel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Acapulco, one of Mexico's original, most popular and beautiful seaside resort has enticed vacationers for more than half a century.
		Its perfectly sculpted bay is an adult playground filled with water-skiers in tanga swimsuits and darkly tanned, mirror-shaded studs on jet skis, vistors also play golf and tennis with intensity, but the real participant sport is the nightlife, which has made the city famous for decades.
		The ultimate extravagant party town is the top choice for those who want to dance all night, sleep half the day and fuel their body with sun and spicy food in between.
	www.acapulco-resorts.com (336 words)

	Acapulco Spring Break
		Acapulco is one of Mexico's hottest spring break destinations.
		With over 10 world class night clubs, Acapulco is considered by many to have the world's best night life.
		Throw that together with Acapulco's near perfect spring break climate, warm water and awesome beaches and scenery and you come out with a formula for doing spring break right.
	www.mexicospringbreak.com /acapulco.spring.break.htm (158 words)

	Acapulco Information
		Acapulco is famous for its nightlife, numerous discos and wide variety of entertainments.
		Acapulco is the ideal place for water skiing, which was virtually invented here.
		Whether it is in fresh water, in the Coyuca lagoon, or in the salt water of Acapulco bay, this is one of the best places in the world to water-ski.
	www.acapulcohacienda.com /Acapulco_information.htm (431 words)

	Access Mexico, "Acapulco Today"
		Today's Acapulco is a vibrant city of one and-a-half million people ready to greet and take care of her many visitors.
		Rich in history, Acapulco can be as busy or as serene as you want it to be.
		Water sports in Acapulco are as diverse as they are affordable: fishing trips and day sails, snorkeling and scuba diving and water skiing just to name a few, are widely available.
	www.accessmexico.com /acapulco (147 words)

	acapulco wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This article is about the city in Mexico; there is also a town called acapulco in Peru.
		Fun in acapulco From wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Fun in acapulco Running time 97 min.
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	www.bonweb.com /search/acapulco+wikipedia,+the+free+encyclopedia (179 words)

	Real Acapulco - The Complete Guide to Acapulco, Mexico
		Acapulco has some of the best beaches in the world as with so many to choose from, you could spend weeks just getting to know them all.
		This unspoiled rustic natural gem on the outskirts of Acapulco is a must for ecotourists, adventurers and nature lovers.
		Acapulco has a restaurant to suit every mood, of course you shouldn't think about leaving town without trying a few choice seafood and traditional Mexican places.
	www.realacapulco.com (251 words)

	Acapulco Hotel: The Fairmont Acapulco Princess - Acapulco Resort
		Acapulco Hotel, Abandon yourself to The Fairmont Acapulco Princess, where fantasy and reality meet.
		Mexico lovers from all over the world know Acapulco for its blend of tropical scenery - beaches, hilly jungles, white capped Pacific seas- and dynamic array of nightclubs, restaurants and discos.
		Tucked away on Revolcadero Beach, 20-minutes from the bustle of downtown and a few minutes from the airport, the 15-story Aztec pyramid-shaped building, gardens, pools, golf course, and more cater to the desires of the world's most discriminating guests.
	www.fairmont.com /acapulco (242 words)

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